Posted on 11 December 2012. Tags: Anderson, Detroit's, development, director, Hantz, makes, muchneeded, planning, Robert, says, sense, Woodlands
DETROIT, MI – Robert Anderson, a Saginaw native, has only been on the job as Detroit’s planning and development director for 20 months. But in that short amount of time he hasn’t hesitated to think about about the city’s future and how to utilize it’s vacant parcels of land stretched out over 187 square miles. [...]
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Posted on 22 November 2012. Tags: begins, Bing, budget, Furloughs, Jan., planning, shortfall, starting, unpaid
Chad Halcom – Detroit Mayor Dave Bing said Wednesday he is directing administrators to begin planning for a $ 30 million budget shortfall, including unpaid furloughs for some city employees, after the City Council failed Tuesday to adopt a contract… Full News here – Crain’s Detroit Business – News Feeds
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Posted on 07 September 2012. Tags: believes, Costa, exDetroit, flee, Lion, missing, planning, Rica
Detroit — The FBI believes a missing former Detroit Lions defensive lineman was planning to flee the United States and move to Costa Rica. Full News here – Metro/State News RSS from The Detroit News
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Posted on 07 August 2012. Tags: begin, Detroit, drafts, election, planning, Project, revealing, Urban, Works
As voters head to the polls and pick their candidates Tuesday, a group of urban planners is hoping residents will also weigh in on a set of long-term draft strategies to be revealed at the Detroit Works project HomeBase, 2929 Russell Street in the Eastern Market from 1-7 p.m. Full News here – Detroit News
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Posted on 16 July 2012. Tags: being, duped, estate, free, from, Help, holding, Michigan, planning, protect, seminars, seniors, state
The sessions are designed to help seniors avoid being victimized by ‘people selling annuities for their own economic gain.’ Full News here – Oakland Business
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